Information display device, information display method, and information display program

ABSTRACT

The information display device according to a first aspect includes a storage unit that stores a three-dimensional model of a structure and damage information of each management section of the structure in association with each other; a first display control unit that causes a display device to display the damage information in a form of a list; an acceptance unit that accepts selection of the damage information that is displayed in the form of the list; a management section determining unit that determines a three-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model, the three-dimensional position corresponding to the damage information for which the selection is accepted, and determines a management section including the determined three-dimensional position; and a second display control unit that causes the display device to display an area of the three-dimensional model including at least the determined management section in a manner that the three-dimensional position is distinguishable.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a Continuation of PCT International Application No.PCT/JP2020/021338 filed on May 29, 2020, which claims priority under 35U.S.C § 119(a) to Japanese Patent Application No. 2019-134584 filed onJul. 22, 2019. Each of the above application(s) is hereby expresslyincorporated by reference, in its entirety, into the presentapplication.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to an information display device, aninformation display method, and an information display program fordisplaying a three-dimensional model of a structure.

2. Description of the Related Art

In recent years, regarding equipment called “social infrastructure” of astructure (e.g., bridge, road, or building), development of athree-dimensional viewer that displays a three-dimensional model of thestructure has been in progress. With such a three-dimensional viewer,for example, a user can recognize members that constitute the structure,attach an image or a damage figure, or refer to information attached toa member. For example, JP2003-242524A describes changing the perspectiveof three-dimensional viewing by setting the position and direction ofthe perspective on a plan view of a structure.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

With the above technique of the related art, such as JP2003-242524A, anoperation for a member of interest on a three-dimensional model or anoperation of setting an easy-to-observe perspective (e.g., moving,enlarging, or rotating the model) is difficult, and it has beendifficult to check a part of interest.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances,and an object thereof is to provide an information display device, aninformation display method, and an information display program withwhich the position of damage of interest can be quickly and easilygrasped on a three-dimensional model.

In order to achieve the above object, an information display deviceaccording to a first aspect of the present invention includes a storageunit that stores a three-dimensional model of a structure and damageinformation of each management section of the structure in associationwith each other; a first display control unit that causes a displaydevice to display the damage information in a form of a list; anacceptance unit that accepts selection of the damage information that isdisplayed in the form of the list; a management section determining unitthat determines a three-dimensional position on the three-dimensionalmodel, the three-dimensional position corresponding to the damageinformation for which the selection is accepted, and determines amanagement section including the determined three-dimensional position;and a second display control unit that causes the display device todisplay an area of the three-dimensional model including at least thedetermined management section in a manner that the three-dimensionalposition is distinguishable.

According to the first aspect, the damage information is displayed inthe form of the list, the three-dimensional position corresponding tothe selected damage information is determined, the management section ofthe three-dimensional model is determined, and the area including thedetermined management section is displayed in a manner that thethree-dimensional position is distinguishable. Thus, a user can quicklyand easily grasp the position of damage of interest on thethree-dimensional model.

In the first aspect, the “management section” is an area serving as aunit for conserving or inspecting the structure. The “position” ofdamage may be a representative position of damage (e.g., a start point,an end point, the center, a tip point, a point on an edge, or the like).Note that, as examples of the “structure”, a building, a bridge, atunnel, a dam, a pavement, piping, or the like can be given.

In an information display device according to a second aspect, in thefirst aspect, the second display control unit causes the area to bedisplayed in a first display state where the three-dimensional positionand/or the area is displayed in a distinguishable manner and/or in asecond display state where a perspective position and/or a line-of-sightdirection for the three-dimensional position is controlled. The secondaspect defines a specific aspect for making the determinedthree-dimensional position distinguishable. Either one of the firstdisplay state and the second display state may be used, or both may beused at the same time.

In an information display device according to a third aspect, in thesecond aspect, the second display control unit causes an indexindicating the three-dimensional position and/or the area to bedisplayed on the three-dimensional model in a superposed manner in thefirst display state. According to the third aspect, a user can easilyview and distinguish the position of the selected damage.

In an information display device according to a fourth aspect, in thesecond or third aspect, the second display control unit causes thethree-dimensional model to be displayed by using a perspective positionand a line-of-sight direction facing the three-dimensional position inthe second display state. According to the fourth aspect, since theperspective position and the line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional model face the determined three-dimensional position(the position of the selected damage information), a user can accuratelycheck the position of the damage on the three-dimensional model.

In an information display device according to a fifth aspect, in any oneof the second to fourth aspects, the second display control unit causes,in the first display state and/or the second display state, thethree-dimensional model to be enlarged, shrunk, translated, or rotatedon the basis of the three-dimensional position. Thus, a user can easilycheck the position of desired damage on the three-dimensional model.

In an information display device according to a sixth aspect, in any oneof the first to fifth aspects, the first display control unit causes thedamage information to be displayed in a first display region of thedisplay device, and the second display control unit causes thethree-dimensional model to be displayed in a second display region ofthe display device. According to the sixth aspect, a user can check thedamage information and the three-dimensional model in parallel. Notethat the first display region and the second display region may beprovided in a single display device, or a plurality of display devicesmay be used individually as the first display region and the seconddisplay region.

An information display device according to a seventh aspect furtherincludes, in any one of the first to sixth aspects, a display switchingunit that switches between display of the damage information caused bythe first display control unit and display of the three-dimensionalmodel caused by the second display control unit. The seventh aspectdefines another aspect of display of the damage information and thethree-dimensional model.

In an information display device according to an eighth aspect, in anyone of the first to seventh aspects, the acceptance unit accepts asetting operation of display conditions of the list, and the firstdisplay control unit causes the display device to display the damageinformation satisfying the display conditions on the basis of thesetting operation that is accepted.

According to the eighth aspect, a user can set desired displayconditions and cause the damage information to be displayed.

In an information display device according to a ninth aspect, in theeighth aspect, the acceptance unit accepts, as the setting operation,setting of at least one of a part and/or a member of the structure, atype of damage, a degree of damage, or a date and time on and at whichthe damage information is acquired. According to the ninth aspect, forexample, a user can set and display damage of a specific part or member,damage of a specific type, damage with a certain degree or more,information acquired within a target period of time, or the like.

In an information display device according to a tenth aspect, in any oneof the first to ninth aspects, the damage information is at least one ofa damage image corresponding to the management section, a damage imageon which information indicating damage is superposed, a damage figure, adamage number table, a repair figure, or a repair number table. Thetenth aspect defines specific examples of the damage information. Thedamage image may be an ortho-image. In addition, the damage or repairnumber table may include information such as a member where damage ispresent, the type of damage, the size of damage, or the degree ofdamage.

In an information display device according to an eleventh aspect, in anyone of the first to tenth aspects, the management section is at leastone of a part constituting the structure, a section of an inspectionunit of a member of the structure, or three-dimensional coordinates inthe structure. For example, in a case where the structure is a bridge,the management section may be a pier, a deck slab, a main girder, across beam, or a coffer.

In an information display device according to a twelfth aspect, in anyone of the first to eleventh aspects, the acceptance unit acceptsdesignation of a three-dimensional position on the three-dimensionalmodel, and the first display control unit causes the display device todisplay damage information corresponding to the three-dimensionalposition for which the designation is accepted. In the first to eleventhaspects, the three-dimensional model is displayed in accordance with thedamage information selected by a user. In contrast, in the twelfthaspect, designation of the position on the three-dimensional model isaccepted, and the damage information corresponding to the designation isdisplayed.

In order to achieve the above object, an information display methodaccording to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention has a firstdisplay control step of causing a display device to display damageinformation of each management section of a structure in a form of alist; an acceptance step of accepting selection of the damageinformation that is displayed in the form of the list; a managementsection determining step of determining a three-dimensional position onthe three-dimensional model of the structure, the three-dimensionalposition corresponding to the damage information for which the selectionis accepted, and determining a management section including thedetermined three-dimensional position; and a second display control stepof causing the display device to display an area of thethree-dimensional model including at least the determined managementsection in a manner that the three-dimensional position isdistinguishable. According to the thirteenth aspect, as in the firstaspect, a user can quickly and easily grasp the position of damage ofinterest on the three-dimensional model. Note that the informationdisplay method according to the thirteenth aspect may further havesubstantially the same configurations as those in the second to twelfthaspects.

In order to achieve the above object, an information display programaccording to a fourteenth aspect of the present invention causes acomputer to execute a first display control function of causing adisplay device to display damage information of each management sectionof a structure in a form of a list; an acceptance function of acceptingselection of the damage information that is displayed in the form of thelist; a management section determining function of determining athree-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model of thestructure, the three-dimensional position corresponding to the damageinformation for which the selection is accepted, and determining amanagement section including the determined three-dimensional position;and a second display control function of causing the display device todisplay an area of the three-dimensional model including at least thedetermined management section in a manner that the three-dimensionalposition is distinguishable. According to the fourteenth aspect, as inthe first aspect, a user can quickly and easily grasp the position ofdamage of interest on the three-dimensional model. Note that theinformation display program according to the fourteenth aspect mayfurther have substantially the same configurations as those in thesecond to twelfth aspects. In addition, a non-transitory recordingmedium on which a computer-readable code of the program according tothese aspects is recorded can also be given as an aspect of the presentinvention.

As described above, according to the information display device, theinformation display method, and the information display programaccording to the present invention, a user can quickly and easily graspthe position of damage of interest on the three-dimensional model.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates the configuration of an information display system;

FIG. 2 illustrates a functional configuration of a processing unit;

FIG. 3 illustrates information to be stored in a storage unit;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating processing of an information displaymethod;

FIG. 5 illustrates examples in which a list of damage images isdisplayed;

FIG. 6 illustrates examples in which damage information is displayed ina form of a list;

FIG. 7 illustrates a state where display conditions of the damageinformation are set;

FIG. 8 illustrates an example in which the damage information is sortedand displayed;

FIG. 9 illustrates a state where the damage information andthree-dimensional positions are associated with each other;

FIG. 10 illustrates an example in which a three-dimensional position isdisplayed in a highlighted manner;

FIG. 11 illustrates an example in which a three-dimensional positionwhen viewed from the front is displayed;

FIGS. 12A and 12B illustrate other examples of display in adistinguishable manner;

FIGS. 13A to 13C illustrate other examples of the damage information;

FIG. 14 is a flowchart for displaying damage information of a positionselected on a three-dimensional model;

FIG. 15 illustrates a state where damage information of a positionselected on a three-dimensional model is displayed; and

FIG. 16 illustrates a state where display of the damage information andthe three-dimensional model is switched.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Detailed description of embodiments of an information display device, aninformation display method, and an information display program accordingto the present invention is as follows. In the description, theaccompanying drawings are referred to.

First Embodiment

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of aninformation display system 1 according to a first embodiment. Theinformation display system 1 includes an information display device 10(information display device) and a display device 20 (display device).The information display device 10 includes a processing unit 100, astorage unit 200, and an operating unit 400, which are connected to oneanother to transmit and receive necessary information. In addition, theinformation display system 1 can be connected to an external server, anexternal database, or the like, which is not illustrated, via acommunication control unit 114 (see FIG. 2 ) and a network, which is notillustrated, and can acquire images or damage information as necessary.

FIG. 2 illustrates the configuration of the processing unit 100. Theprocessing unit 100 includes a storage control unit 102 (storage controlunit), a first display control unit 104 (first display control unit), asecond display control unit 106 (second display control unit), anacceptance unit 108 (acceptance unit), a management section determiningunit 110 (management section determining unit), a display switching unit112 (display switching unit), and the communication control unit 114(communication control unit). These units correspond to a storagecontrol function, a first display control function, a second displaycontrol function, an acceptance function, a management sectiondetermining function, and a communication control function, amongfunctions of the information display program according to the presentinvention. The processing unit 100 further includes a CPU (CentralProcessing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and a RAM (Random AccessMemory), which are not illustrated. Note that these units executeprocessing under control of the CPU.

Functions of the above units of the processing unit 100 can beimplemented by using various processors. Various processors include, forexample, a CPU, which is a general-purpose processor that implementsvarious functions by executing software (program). The above-describedvarious processors also include a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), whichis a processor specialized in image processing, a programmable logicdevice (PLD), which is a processor in which the circuit configuration ischangeable after manufacture, such as an FPGA (Field Programmable GateArray), and the like. The above-described various processors furtherinclude a dedicated electric circuit, which is a processor having acircuit configuration that is specially designed to execute specificprocessing, such as an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit),and the like.

The function of each unit may be implemented by one processor or may beimplemented by a plurality of processors of the same type or differenttypes (for example, a plurality of FPGAs, a combination of a CPU and anFPGA, or a combination of a CPU and a GPU). In addition, a plurality offunctions may be implemented by one processor. As a first example forconstituting a plurality of functions with one processor, one processormay be constituted by a combination of one or more CPUs and software,and this processor may implement a plurality of functions, as typifiedby a computer such as a client or a server. As a second example, aprocessor may be used that implements the functions of the entire systemwith one IC (Integrated Circuit) chip, as typified by a system on chip(SoC) or the like. In this manner, various functions are constituted byone or more of the above various processors in terms of hardwareconfiguration. More specifically, the hardware configuration of thesevarious processors is electric circuitry constituted by combiningcircuit elements such as semiconductor elements.

When the above processor or electric circuitry executes software(program), a computer (for example, any of various processors orelectric circuitry constituting the processing unit 100 and/or acombination thereof)-readable code of the software to be executed isstored in a non-transitory recording medium such as a ROM, and theprocessor refers to the software. The software stored in thenon-transitory recording medium includes a program for executing theinformation display method according to the present invention(information display program having the first display control function,the acceptance function, the management section determining function,and the second display control function). The code of the program mayalso be recorded on, instead of the ROM, a non-transitory recordingmedium such as any magnetooptical recording device or a semiconductormemory. In the processing using software, for example, a RAM may be usedas a transitory storage area, and for example, data stored in an EEPROM(Electronically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory), which isnot illustrated, may be referred to.

The storage unit 200 (storage unit) is constituted by a non-transitoryrecording medium such as a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk), a hard disk, orany semiconductor memory and a control unit thereof, and, as illustratedin FIG. 3 , stores a three-dimensional model 202 (three-dimensionalmodel) of a structure (e.g., building, bridge, road, tunnel, or dam) anddamage information 204 (damage information) of each management sectionof the structure in association with each other. The three-dimensionalmodel 202 indicates a three-dimensional shape of the structure, and amodel representing a large number of points on a surface of thestructure with a group of three-dimensional points, a model representinga surface of the structure with an aggregate of polygons (e.g.,triangular patches) on the basis of the group of three-dimensionalpoints, or a model obtained by texture mapping of a captured image(texture) of the structure on polygons can be used. The damageinformation 204 is at least one of a damage image corresponding to amanagement section, a damage image on which information indicatingdamage is superposed, a damage figure, a damage number table, a repairfigure, or a repair number table.

<Configurations of Display Device and Operating Unit>

The display device 20 displays the damage information or thethree-dimensional model of the structure under control of theinformation display device 10. The operating unit 400 includes akeyboard 410 and a mouse 420 as an input device or a pointing device,and a user can perform an operation necessary to execute the informationdisplay method and the information display program according to thepresent invention via these devices and a screen of the display device20 (described later). The display device 20 may be constituted by atouch panel so that a user can perform operations via the touch panel.

<Processing of Information Display Method>

Now, an information display method executed by the information displaysystem 1 having the above configuration will be described with referenceto the flowchart in FIG. 4 .

On the basis of a user operation via the operating unit 400, the firstdisplay control unit 104 (first display control unit, first displaycontrol function) selects information to be displayed (step S100: firstdisplay control step). Specifically, the first display control unit 104selects pieces of damage information (which of the damage image, thedamage image on which information indicating damage is superposed, thedamage figure, the damage number table, the repair figure, and therepair number table is to be displayed) stored in the storage unit 200.Note that these pieces of damage information may be acquired from anexternal server, a storage apparatus, an imaging device, or the like viathe communication control unit 114 or may be acquired via a recordingmedium.

<Display Damage Information in Form of List>

<Display Damage Image>

The first display control unit 104 causes the display device 20 (displaydevice) to display the selected pieces of damage information in the formof a list (step S110: first display control step). FIG. 5 illustrates astate where a list of damage images 500 to 510 is displayed as examplesof the pieces of damage information. A damage image may be an image onwhich information indicating damage (e.g., a line segment representing acrack, a circumcircle or a circumscribed rectangle of a peeling area, afigure or a symbol indicating the position of the damage, or the like)is superposed. In addition, the storage unit 200 may store the image andinformation on damage indicated by the image (e.g., type, member,section, position, size, or degree) in association with each other, andthe first display control unit 104 may display both the image and theinformation associated with the image.

<Display Damage Number Table>

FIG. 6 illustrates a state where a damage number table is displayed asan example of the damage information. In FIG. 6 , a member in whichdamage has occurred, the type of damage, and the degree of damage aredisplayed in association with one another. Note that the degree ofdamage can be determined on the basis of “Bridge Regular InspectionOutline” by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.

<Other Damage Information>

Although FIGS. 5 and 6 illustrate examples of the damage image and thedamage data table as an embodiment of the damage information, the damageimage to be displayed in the form of a list may be an ortho-image (seeFIG. 13A), a damage figure (see FIG. 13B), or “ortho-image+damagefigure” (FIG. 13C). In addition, the damage information may be a repairfigure or a repair number table.

<Display Damage Information Again>

The first display control unit 104 determines whether to set againdisplay conditions of the damage information displayed in the form ofthe list (step S120: first display control step). If the acceptance unit108 (acceptance unit, acceptance function) accepts an operation forsetting the display conditions via the operating unit 400, the firstdisplay control unit 104 can determine to “set the display conditionsagain”. For example, a user can perform an operation for setting thedisplay conditions via the screen in FIG. 7 displayed on the displaydevice 20. In the example in FIG. 7 , at least one of the part and/orthe member of the structure, the type of damage, the degree of damage,or the date and time on and at which the damage information is acquired(e.g., imaging date and time) can be sorted in the ascending ordescending order, and damage with a degree that is higher than or equalto or lower than or equal to a threshold value can be extracted.

To set the display conditions again (YES in step S120), on the basis ofthe setting operation accepted by the acceptance unit 108, the firstdisplay control unit 104 causes the display device 20 to display thedamage information that satisfies the display conditions that are setagain (step S130: first display control step). FIG. 8 illustrates anexample in which damage with degrees c and d is extracted from the tablein FIG. 6 . In this manner, since the display conditions are set againand displayed again, from the damage information associated with thethree-dimensional model, only information in which a user is interestedcan be caused to be displayed by the user.

<Select Damage Information>

The acceptance unit 108 determines whether selection of the damageinformation that is displayed in the form of the list in steps S110 andS130 is accepted (step S140: acceptance step). In response to a useroperation for selection via the operating unit 400 (e.g., an operationof clicking an image or damage information with the mouse 420), theacceptance unit 108 can determine that “selection is accepted”.

<Determine Three-Dimensional Position>

The management section determining unit 110 (management sectiondetermining unit, management section determining function) determines athree-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model, thethree-dimensional position corresponding to the damage information forwhich selection is accepted (step S150: three-dimensional positiondetermining step, management section determining step). For example, themanagement section determining unit 110 may store, in the storage unit200, the table illustrated in FIG. 9 in which the damage information andthree-dimensional coordinates of representative points of damage areassociated with each other and may determine the three-dimensionalposition by referring to this table. Cells of representative points andmanagement sections may be provided in the table of the damageinformation in FIG. 6 , and the table of the damage information and thetable for determining the management section may be used in common. Notethat, for example, a start point, an end point, an intermediate point,the center of a circumscribed rectangle or circumcircle, or the like ofdamage may be set as a representative point of the damage, and therepresentative point may be measured by, for example, a stereo camera, aGPS (Global Positioning System), or a ToF (Time of Flight) method usinga laser.

<Determine Management Section>

The management section determining unit 110 determines a managementsection including the three-dimensional position determined in step S150(step S160: management section determining step). The management sectionis at least one of a part constituting a structure, a section of aninspection unit of a member, or three-dimensional coordinates in astructure. For example, in a case of a bridge, the management sectionmay be a member such as a deck slab, a pier, an abutment, a main girder,or a cross beam. In addition, for example, the management section may bean inspection unit obtained by dividing a member into small parts, suchas a coffer of the deck slab, or three-dimensional coordinates of apoint on the bridge. If a plurality of identical members are present(e.g., piers), the management section may be set for each of themembers. For example, the management section determining unit 110 candetermine the management section by referring to the correspondencetable of the three-dimensional position and the management section inFIG. 9 .

<Display Damage Information and Three-Dimensional Model>

The second display control unit 106 (second display control unit, seconddisplay control function) causes the display device 20 to display anarea of the three-dimensional model including at least the managementsection determined in step S160 in a manner that the determinedthree-dimensional position is distinguishable (step S170: second displaycontrol step). The term “distinguishable” herein includes, not only acase where the three-dimensional position determined in step S150 ispinpointedly distinguishable (exactly at one point), but also a casewhere a brief position of the determined three-dimensional position or aregion including the three-dimensional position is displayed in anunderstandable manner. The information display system 1 repeats theprocessing from step S100 to S170 until the processing ends (YES in stepS180) in response to an instruction from a user or the like via theoperating unit 400.

<First and Second Display States>

The second display control unit 106 causes the three-dimensional modelto be displayed in a first display state where the three-dimensionalposition and/or the area is displayed in a distinguishable manner and/orin a second display state where a perspective position and/or aline-of-sight direction for the three-dimensional position is controlled(step S170: second display control step). The first display state is anembodiment in which an index indicating the three-dimensional positiondetermined in step S150 and/or the area including the management sectionis displayed on the three-dimensional model in a superposed manner, and,in the second display state, the three-dimensional model is displayed byusing a perspective position and a line-of-sight direction facing thethree-dimensional position determined in step S150.

<Display Examples of Three-Dimensional Model>

FIG. 10 illustrates an example in which the damage information and thethree-dimensional model are displayed in the first display state. In theexample in FIG. 10 , the first display control unit 104 causes thedamage information to be displayed in a first display region 21 (firstdisplay region) of the display device 20 (it is assumed that damageinformation 21A is selected), and the second display control unit 106causes a three-dimensional model 30 of a bridge to be displayed in asecond display region 22 (second display region) of the display device20. In the three-dimensional model 30 of the bridge, the area includingthe management section determined in step S160 is displayed in thesecond display region 22. In addition, the second display control unit106 causes an index 32 indicating the determined three-dimensionalposition to be displayed to be superposed on the three-dimensionalmodel. Such display in a superposed manner enables the user to easilyview and distinguish the position of the selected damage on thethree-dimensional model. Note that the second display control unit 106can cause, for example, a model obtained by texture mapping of acaptured image (texture) of the structure on polygons to be displayed asthe three-dimensional model. The user can enlarge such athree-dimensional model in the display and can check the properties andcharacteristics of the surface of the bridge (coffer).

FIG. 11 illustrates a display example in the second display state. Inthe example in FIG. 11 , on the basis of the determinedthree-dimensional position, the second display control unit 106 controlsthe perspective position and/or the line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional position by enlarging, shrinking, translating, orrotating the three-dimensional model and causes the three-dimensionalmodel to be displayed in the second display region 22 by using theperspective position and/or the line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional position facing a determined three-dimensionalposition 22B. Note that the second display control unit 106 can controlthe perspective position and/or the line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional position through calculation such as multiplication ofa coordinate transformation matrix on the basis of the three-dimensionalposition (x, y, z) and plane information (normal vector) as in thefollowing Expression (1).

$\begin{matrix}\left\lbrack {{Math}\mspace{14mu} 1} \right\rbrack & \; \\{\begin{pmatrix}X \\Y \\Z\end{pmatrix} = {\begin{pmatrix}{cos\gamma} & {sin\gamma} & 0 \\{- {sin\gamma}} & {cos\gamma} & 0 \\0 & 0 & 1\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix}{cos\beta} & 0 & {- {sin\beta}} \\0 & 1 & 0 \\{sin\beta} & 0 & {cos\beta}\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix}1 & 0 & 0 \\0 & {cos\alpha} & {sin\alpha} \\0 & {- {sin\alpha}} & {cos\alpha}\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix}x \\y \\z\end{pmatrix}}} & (1)\end{matrix}$

In Expression (1), the rotation angle is (α, β, γ), original coordinatesare (x, y, z), and coordinates after transformation are (X, Y, Z).

Only either one of the above first display state and the second displaystate may be used, or both may be used at the same time. For example, asillustrated in FIG. 12A, at the perspective position and theline-of-sight direction facing the three-dimensional position 22B (i.e.,in a state where the three-dimensional model is moved and enlarged, forexample), a frame 22C (an embodiment of the index) indicating amanagement section including the three-dimensional position 22B may bedisplayed in a superposed manner. In addition, as illustrated in FIG.12B, at the perspective position and the line-of-sight direction facingthe three-dimensional position 22B, an index 22D indicating thethree-dimensional position 22B may be displayed in a superposed manner.Note that only the second display region 22 is illustrated in FIGS. 12Aand 12B.

Note that the three-dimensional model is displayed in step S170 in theembodiment illustrated in the flowchart in FIG. 4 . However, thethree-dimensional model may also be displayed with the position, size,and direction according to initial settings at the start of theprocessing (in step S100 or step S110), and may be displayed again inresponse to selection of damage information (the three-dimensional modelin the initial state may be moved, rotated, or enlarged/shrunk, forexample).

<Display Damage Information in Accordance with Designation ofThree-Dimensional Position>

In the present invention, not only the three-dimensional model isdisplayed on the basis of selection of damage information as describedabove with reference to FIG. 4 and the like, but also, on the contrary,damage information may be displayed on the basis of designation of athree-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model. The followingdescription refers to the flowchart in FIG. 14 .

The acceptance unit 108 determines whether designation of athree-dimensional position is accepted (step S200). This determinationcan be performed on the basis of the presence or absence of an operationfor designating a three-dimensional position via the operating unit 400(e.g., clicking a position on the three-dimensional model with the mouse420). If the acceptance unit 108 accepts designation (YES in step S200),the management section determining unit 110 determines a managementsection to which damage having a representative point that is theclosest to the designated three-dimensional position belongs (stepS210). The management section determining unit 110 can perform thisdetermination by referring to the correspondence table in FIG. 9 . Thefirst display control unit 104 causes the display device 20 to displaydamage information that is present in the determined management section(damage information corresponding to the designated three-dimensionalposition) (step S220). Damage information near the determined managementsection (in an adjacent section or the like) may also be displayedtogether. FIG. 15 illustrates a display example of damage information inaccordance with designation of the three-dimensional position. When auser performs an operation for designating the three-dimensionalposition with a cursor 24A (this can be performed with the mouse 420 orthe like) on the three-dimensional model 30 displayed in a seconddisplay region 24 in the right of the drawing, the first display controlunit 104 causes damage information 23A to be displayed in a firstdisplay region 23 in the left of the drawing. Note that, in the damageinformation 23A, the information surrounded by a frame 23B correspondsto damage that is the closest to the designated three-dimensionalposition. With such display, the user can check the damage informationof the management section including the position designated on thethree-dimensional model.

<Switch Display>

Although FIGS. 10 to 12A and 12B illustrate an embodiment in which bothdamage information and a three-dimensional model are displayed at thesame time, the display switching unit 112 (see FIG. 2 ) may switchdisplay of these. FIG. 16 illustrates an example of switching displayand illustrates a state where the first display region 21 displaying thedamage information in the form of a list and the second display region22 displaying the three-dimensional model are overlapped (in a casewhere the second display region 22 is the front). When a user selectseither display region tab by an operation via the operating unit 400,the display switching unit 112 switches display on the display device 20in accordance with the selection.

As described above, according to the present invention, a user canquickly and easily grasp the position of damage of interest on thethree-dimensional model.

Although embodiments of the present invention have been described above,the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, andvarious modifications can be made without departing from the spirit ofthe present invention.

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-   -   1 information display system    -   10 information display device    -   20 display device    -   21 first display region    -   21A damage information    -   22 second display region    -   22B three-dimensional position    -   22C frame    -   22D index    -   23 first display region    -   23A damage information    -   23B frame    -   24 second display region    -   24A cursor    -   30 three-dimensional model    -   32 index    -   100 processing unit    -   102 storage control unit    -   104 first display control unit    -   106 second display control unit    -   108 acceptance unit    -   110 management section determining unit    -   112 display switching unit    -   114 communication control unit    -   200 storage unit    -   202 three-dimensional model    -   204 damage information    -   400 operating unit    -   410 keyboard    -   420 mouse    -   500 damage image    -   502 damage image    -   504 damage image    -   506 damage image    -   508 damage image    -   510 damage image    -   S100 to S180 steps in information display method    -   S200 to S230 steps in information display method

What is claimed is:
 1. An information display device comprising: anon-transitory and tangible recording medium that stores athree-dimensional model of a structure and damage information of eachmanagement section of the structure in association with each other; anda processor that performs: a first display control of causing a displaydevice to display the damage information in a form of a list, the listidentifying the damage information using a table that includesinformation selected from the group consisting of a member where damageis present, a type of damage, a size of damage, or a degree of damage,an acceptance of accepting selection of the damage information that isdisplayed in the form of the list, a management section determining ofdetermining a three-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model,the three-dimensional position corresponding to the damage informationfor which the selection is accepted, and determining a managementsection including the determined three-dimensional position, and asecond display control of causing the display device to display an areaof the three-dimensional model including at least the determinedmanagement section in a manner that the three-dimensional position isdistinguishable, wherein in the second display control, the processorcauses in accordance with the selected three-dimensional positioncorresponding to the damage information, the three-dimensional model tobe enlarged, shrunk, translated, or rotated on the basis of thethree-dimensional position, and causes the area to be displayed in afirst display state where the three-dimensional position and/or the areais displayed in a distinguishable manner and/or in a second displaystate where a perspective position and/or a line-of-sight direction forthe three-dimensional position is controlled.
 2. The information displaydevice according to claim 1, wherein the processor causes an indexindicating the three-dimensional position and/or the area to bedisplayed on the three-dimensional model in a superposed manner in thefirst display state.
 3. The information display device according toclaim 2, wherein the processor causes the three-dimensional model to bedisplayed by using a perspective position and a line-of-sight directionfacing the three-dimensional position in the second display state. 4.The information display device according to claim 3, wherein theprocessor: causes the damage information to be displayed in a firstdisplay region of the display device, and causes the three-dimensionalmodel to be displayed in a second display region of the display device.5. The information display device according to claim 2, wherein theprocessor: causes the damage information to be displayed in a firstdisplay region of the display device, and causes the three-dimensionalmodel to be displayed in a second display region of the display device.6. The information display device according to claim 1, wherein theprocessor causes the three-dimensional model to be displayed by using aperspective position and a line-of-sight direction facing thethree-dimensional position in the second display state.
 7. Theinformation display device according to claim 6, wherein the processor:causes the damage information to be displayed in a first display regionof the display device, and causes the three-dimensional model to bedisplayed in a second display region of the display device.
 8. Theinformation display device according to claim 1, wherein the processor:causes the damage information to be displayed in a first display regionof the display device, and causes the three-dimensional model to bedisplayed in a second display region of the display device.
 9. Theinformation display device according to claim 1, wherein the processorswitches between display of the damage information caused by the firstdisplay control and display of the three-dimensional model caused by thesecond display control.
 10. The information display device according toclaim 1, wherein the processor: accepts a setting operation of displayconditions of the list, and causes the display device to display thedamage information satisfying the display conditions on the basis of thesetting operation that is accepted.
 11. The information display deviceaccording to claim 10, wherein the processor accepts, as the settingoperation, setting of at least one of a part and/or a member of thestructure, a type of damage, a degree of damage, or a date and time onand at which the damage information is acquired.
 12. The informationdisplay device according to claim 1, wherein the damage informationincludes at least one of a damage image corresponding to the managementsection, a damage image on which information indicating damage issuperposed, a damage figure, or a repair figure.
 13. The informationdisplay device according to claim 1, wherein the management section isat least one of a part constituting the structure, a section of aninspection unit of a member of the structure, or three-dimensionalcoordinates in the structure.
 14. The information display deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the processor accepts designation of athree-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model, and causesthe display device to display damage information corresponding to thethree-dimensional position for which the designation is accepted. 15.The information display device according to claim 1, wherein the tableis a damage number table or a repair number table.
 16. An informationdisplay method comprising: causing a display device to display damageinformation of each management section of a structure in a form of alist, the list identifying the damage information using a table thatincludes information selected from the group consisting of a memberwhere damage is present, a type of damage, a size of damage, or a degreeof damage; accepting selection of the damage information that isdisplayed in the form of the list; determining a three-dimensionalposition on the three-dimensional model of the structure, thethree-dimensional position corresponding to the damage information forwhich the selection is accepted, and determining a management sectionincluding the determined three-dimensional position; causing the displaydevice to display an area of the three-dimensional model including atleast the determined management section in a manner that thethree-dimensional position is distinguishable; causing in accordancewith the selected three-dimensional position corresponding to the damageinformation, the three-dimensional model to be enlarged, shrunk,translated, or rotated on the basis of the three-dimensional position;and causing the area to be displayed in a first display state where thethree-dimensional position and/or the area is displayed in adistinguishable manner and/or in a second display state where aperspective position and/or a line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional position is controlled.
 17. A non-transitory computerreadable recording medium storing an information display program forcausing a computer to execute: causing a display device to displaydamage information of each management section of a structure in a formof a list, the list identifying the damage information using a tablethat includes information selected from the group consisting of a memberwhere damage is present, a type of damage, a size of damage, or a degreeof damage; accepting selection of the damage information that isdisplayed in the form of the list; determining function of determining athree-dimensional position on the three-dimensional model of thestructure, the three-dimensional position corresponding to the damageinformation for which the selection is accepted, and determining amanagement section including the determined three-dimensional position;causing the display device to display an area of the three-dimensionalmodel including at least the determined management section in a mannerthat the three-dimensional position is distinguishable; causing inaccordance with the selected three-dimensional position corresponding tothe damage information, the three-dimensional model to be enlarged,shrunk, translated, or rotated on the basis of the three-dimensionalposition; and causing the area to be displayed in a first display statewhere the three-dimensional position and/or the area is displayed in adistinguishable manner and/or in a second display state where aperspective position and/or a line-of-sight direction for thethree-dimensional position is controlled.